
The book I was reading just wasn‘t doing anything for me. I stopped at the library to pick up hubby‘s hold, and brought this home with me. Not sure if I‘m bailing on the other book, but I‘m not waiting to start this.
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The book I was reading just wasn‘t doing anything for me. I stopped at the library to pick up hubby‘s hold, and brought this home with me. Not sure if I‘m bailing on the other book, but I‘m not waiting to start this.
Using my break to finish up this #furrowedmiddlebrowclub title, which I appreciated more than liked. I found the writing a bit plodding and I didn't really connect with any of the characters. I did like the focus on the demobbed dealing with life on Civvy Street, the contrast between those who served and those on the homefront and that Beauchamp didn't shy away from class issues. I just wish it were a little more heart and a little less head.
Anyone else doing #TransRightsReadathon? Anyone know Sim_Bookstagrams_Badly or know if they‘re over here under another name?
This one features at least a trans main character, there may be others I don‘t recall from my first time through several years ago.